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I dont know which service I need?

No problem. The intro call is specifically for figuring that out together. Most clients arrive with a gut feeling that something isn't working, something needs to change or something important is coming rather than a fully formed brief.

That's the right starting point. We'll ask the right questions and suggest what makes sense.

What should I expect after connecting?

We’ll arrange a casual 30-minute intro call — no pitch, no proposal unless you directly ask for one. We come prepared with questions specific to your situation. If there's a fit, we'll outline what working together could look like. If there isn't, we'll say so honestly.

Either way, you'll leave the conversation with something useful.

How does your pricing work?

Our services have a published starting price which you'll find on the service pages.

Curious Futures workshops start from £3,000 for a half day and £5,000 for a full day. Chosen Futures sprints start from £12,000, scoped per project.

Everything is discussed openly before any commitment.

What Others Say

“The attention to our brand voice and existing audience has allowed us to implement the strategy seamlessly. This work has already had a lasting impact on our business, and we're excited to continue watch it grow!”

— Kaitlyn Davies, Well Read

“Caitlin brings a rare combination of strategic vision and practical execution to every project. Her collaborative approach ensures all stakeholders feel heard, and her positive attitude transforms challenges into opportunities.”

— Anna loverus, Better Odds

"Her ability to navigate change with empathy and transparency makes her a standout leader. I highly recommend Caitlin for strategic thinking, creativity, and a collaborative mindset."

— Ellis Jones, Highsnobiety

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